Military training accident leaves 3 soldiers dead

45 thoughts on “Military training accident leaves 3 soldiers dead”

1. Come on 80% soldiers are entitled monsters. Their training consists of pranking teammates daily.

2. You cant fix stupid

3. RIP spc. Ruan you fought so hard…

4. Lmao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 stop capping

5. had a dream about this last night i couldnt imagine knowing nothing was going to get me out

6. Rip to the fallen soldiers. My uncle lost his left arm due to a grenade during training and he got ptsd from it and never even got deployed. It's very tragic

7. Of course fatigue was a factor! It was a combat training manuver. We don't ask the enemy to take a break so we can take a nap. Yes, it's a tragedy. I have had a few friends get seriously injured during my 8 years of service. The work is almost as dangerous in training as it is in reality. A mistake was made and they will learn from it. This is why we hold our service members in such high regard where I'm from. We KNOW the dangers they face.
   God Bless the lost and take care of their loved ones!

8. Be careful with the troops🇺🇸

9. If I were them I would rather die in combat

10. It takes a special type to test bombs on fault lines and call everyone terrorists.

11. Sad indeed but I gotta tell ya the Bradley is a friend to have around in a fight. As much as I hated the ASV, it was a good feeling knowing it was there too.

12. Who knows, they could have been on a secret mission, still brave.

13. BULLSHIT.

14. And yet despite such a tragedy, Ft Stewart remains ready to put boots on the ground anywhere in the world in 18hours (IRC, DRF, DRB and fly away). Along with the IRC from the 82nd, the 3rd Inf Div (Mechanized) is the heavy punch of the XVIII Airborne Corps which is the nation's Rapid Deployment Force. Rest easy Dog Face's. "Rock of the Marne"……Go easy Bros

15. Driving a Bradley at night is very Nerve Wracking. Your driving with Nightvision which has no depth. I drove during Desert Storm and have pics of wrecked Bradley’s, all driving at night. I drove with the hatch open a lot!

16. We will see you down range brothers . Gods speed I'll see you at the Green.

17. Very unfortunate for this to have happened. Condolences to the families.

18. R.I.P to these three brave souls, you will be remembered and missed. 💕

19. ISIS has claimed responsibility

20. I think that bullshit, they just cover it up with some kinda bull shit like that

21. We worried about the same thing I was a gunner and it was allways on my mind how I would get out

22. May they be in peace!

23. My sympathies and condolences to the families and friends of the fallen, and my hopes for a speedy recovery for the injured.

    The Bradley IFV has been in service since 1981, with regular upgrades and retrofitting. I think it might be time to phase it out, though, in favor of a more survivable design. Training accidents are a part of life in the military, especially when conditioning the troops for operations while deprived of sleep, but we can do better with making them less costly troop wise.

24. Prayers

25. lmfao. Fucking Idiots.

26. thats scary

27. Rest In Peace Cole… love you man ❤️

28. "Our hearts and prayers go out to all the families affected by this tragedy."

    Isn't that just wonderful?  When did praying ever produce an ounce of good for anyone?

29. Looks like someone was gonna truth tell better quite that up real reeeeeal quick collateral damage be damned

30. This is why its in training… so it doesnt happen in a warzone and endanger an entire squad. RIP Brothers

31. I wasn't born yesterday and this not back in the day when y'all could get away with bullshit headlines like this.
    Ain't no way this could of happened if they didn't want it to happen it's no different than friendly fire on the battlefield when a shoulder disobeyed a command they didn't agree with it! I'd like to know why they were really killed not pass it off as an accident. Now if it actually did happen that way I'd gladly apologize for my assumption for the worst.

32. Damn .. smh Rest easy.

33. Rule no 1 situational awarenes. Be aware of your environment. Yes it was human error. Fatigue may have played a part. I trained at Ft. srewart. There are some days when you get no sleep. It's part of the training.

34. Just a thought…but wouldn't that be the perfect way to recruit new spies/black ops agents? Oh whoops we accidentally killed our own, all while giving them new identities, plastic surgery, etc etc. Don't mean any disrespect, and I do not believe that is what happened, just brainstorming.

35. I'm so confused why ABC is bringing up weather time of day etc… This is our military and it's sad it happened but since when does the Military run like an airport? Our men and woman are out all day and night in all weather conditions. This is sad to hear about but also sad this so called news network paints a picture this way.

36. I’m guessing it’s trump fault or a sacrifice to the Illuminati

37. RIP to the 3 Zimbabwe soldiers it’s very sad
    Day to hear Zimbabwe soldiers died God bless Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

38. PROBABLY TRUMPS FAULT!!!

39. Rest In Peace brave soldiers in heaven with God

40. shit happens

41. Disaster??? Civilians and their "outrage". Rollovers, sadly, happen quite often mostly due to units pushing soldiersmarines to accomplish the training mission. Fortunately SOPs and training prevent major injuries if they are adhered to. RIP brothers.

42. 2:04 "A hospital on post" as opposed to "a hospital on base." "On post" is 100% Army terminology. That's impressive reporting when she knows the nomenclature used by different branches. I'm Navy, much respect.

43. they where soldiers and knew risks where involved. sad yes but things happen sometimes.

44. That’s the sacrifice you make to improve the military

45. Who up-voted for loss of life? There is nothing positive about the situation.

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